St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-22

Miller and Coleman; three in the third
on hits by Miller and McKinnon,
three-bagger by Coleman, a base on
balls and an error by Gillespie. New
York made four runs in the third on
hits of Brown and Ward, Conner's
three-bagger, the good base running OF
Brown and an error by Calvin; one LII
the fourth on errors by Kuehne ana
McKimnOn and Browns sacrifice; one
in the eighth on another error made by
Kuehne and hit of Conner, and one on
an error by McKinnon and a hit by
Brown. Score:
New York. 40 O A 1 o Q l Il
Pittsburg.....2 0 o o o Q %
Errors, New York 4, Pittsburg z; base hits,
York 2, Pittsburg 3; two-base hit, Dalrympie ;
three-base hits, Gore, Conner, Kuehne, Cole
man; double plays, Coleman, Miller; flrst
base on balls, Brown; first base on errors.
New York 5, Pittsburg 1 struck out, PITTS
burg 5; passed balls, Brown 2; umpire, May
towers.
CHICAGO BEATEN.
PHILADELPHIA, May 21.-After SuS-
tanning five successive defeats, the Phll-
adelphias managed to win game, Gle,
feating Chicago in an interesting and
spirited contest. Ferguson and Glenn
ents gave the finest exhibition of bat
terry work seen here this season. Bald
win and DAILY also did well in the same
respect Philadelphia scored in the
first inning on hits by Mulvey and Buf,
finton and errors by Baldwin and
Mulvey and DAILY and double by Buff
finton. and one in the ninth on Nc
Carthy's double and Williamson's wild
throw. Chicago scored in the second
on dropped thrown ball by Farrar and
Flint'S triple, and two in the sixth on
singles by Sunday and Ryan, passed
ball and two outs. Score:
Chicago 30 / O o o 2 o o O-3
Errors, Philadelphia 8, Chicago 8; base hits,
Philadelphia 9 Chicago earned IT. runs; pnli-
ton, Mccarthy Sullivan; three base hits, sun
day. Flint; first base on balls, Butfinton Farrar,
Ferguson; first base on errors, Philadelphia
l. Chicago 2; struck out. Ferguson, Farrar
Williamson 3, Ryan =, Baldwin 2, Burns
DAILY; passed balls, Clements 2 Daily -,
time, .; umpire, Dorescher.
BOSTON WINS.
Boston, May 21.-The indianapolis
club was beaten by the Bostons this
afternoon. John Patrick Cahill essayed
to pitch, and although he fooled the
heavy hitters with the exception of
Wise, the light weights knocked the
cover off the ball and earned twelve
iuliS Oll llllil. w iSc ttlit JOllIiotOii UtltUOd
terrifcally, the former making two
triples and two doubles. Johnston
mashed the ball every time he got a
chance, and even little Madden pounded
out single and a three-base hit. The
kid" had the visitors at his mercy and
held them down to six safe hits and
three phantoms. The features outside
the batting was the fine fielding of Wise
and Glasscock. Score:
Indianapolis. 0 o o 0 o %
Boston. .......4 0 1 1 5 2 o 2-16
Errors. Boston 4, Indianapolis g.; base
hits, Boston 81, Indianapolis 8; earned runs,
Boston II, Indianapolis l.; two-base hits,
Wise 2, Hornung, Tate, Seary, McGeechy;
three base hits Wise 2, Johnston Madden;
first base on balls, Hornung, Kelly 2, Sut
ton, Morrill,. Madden, Myers, Johnston, Shom-
berg 2; hit by pitched ball. Glasscock; first
base Oh errors, Boston /, Indianapolis /;
struck out, Wise, Kelly, Morrill,, Hornung,
Shomberg, Hackett, McGeechy 2; passed
balls, Tate, Hackett; wild pitches, Cahill 2.
THE WOLVERINE WINNERS.
Detroit has played six games this
week, winning them all, and now has a
long lead over all competitors. New
York has pulled up into third place, and
Chicago. and Pittsburg are tied for fifth
place. The teams stand thus: